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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
CIVIL SERVICE IN CHICAGO.

WASHINGTON, April l Special. On April IL Civh
Service Commissioners Lyman and Edger'on VIII Degih
IN investigation OF charge brought against 'oioc'or
seeberrer. of Chicago, BY discharged clerk named
Webster His affidavit, which was forwarded TO Pres
ident Cleveland by the Civil Service Reform League
OF Chicago, and by him referred to the Commission
ecor because OF the great pressure upon the Collector
for places which, the Collector said wac natural as
the 'Democratic party had been out OF power tor
tweutr.6ye years Webster, in his affidavit further
declares that the Collector had conceded his efficiency
as a clerk Collector Seeberger denies that he ever
1nade any such admissions Webster ALLEGES While
in Chicago Messrs. EdgerOn aud LYMAN gill inquire
generally concerning the manner in which the Clii
Service rules are enforced in the Chicago customs DIS
trict and in the Chicago post Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Aprn l.-l230 p. m.-cotton -Bnsine's Is
good at hardening rates Mddns Upan,as S'l TO- Or
r SPECULATION and export Receipts 5000 bales including
3 800 American , ,,,..,,.,.. All, ALL
cry aOGld: DO April and May delivery 406id; also
44jid. May and JaHS Ssyery go si'G tSOAa o
DO S! !a sns Anu August 4eyery iss.
gust aud September delivery tI6id also tB6sLI DO
september sna oyyop0 ,se4ai also 5io4d w.
Tenders for delivery at oays oearnss i34oo bales new
Of Tho week $4,000 bales American 900
bales specuiaors took 1000 Bales e1porers took o3S
bales forwarded from sRs side direct TO spinner 9o
bales; American. 10000 baos total stock, 100000 bales
American III 900 bales amount Of cotton shoat 100000
z D. m.-Colton.-Mlddiing Uplands. llled; do Mid.
ds saos Of the day included 1900 bales
Futures firm Upiands Low Mddng clause April do;
Livery tSS'S Ssy and uas dsv 1ag Sa
do June and July delivery +66ad buyers do July and
Der delivery i964d buyers do. September and October
delivery l264d selers do October and Noyember delv
cry sellers do september DELIVERY oS'd SsSTs
clause April delivery 4314d buyes do. April aud May
and dG u Nay S. sna !qa1 asTeS
do July and August delivery buyers, Au
and a~ October deyery Gld Value do October and
November delivery, 3S6+d sellers do september deiiv
GAIyssroS April i-cotton firm uMiddling, 10 l.l6
Low Mddng. tti Good Ordinary ol0 net anu gross 10
cep Sg bales D ootO Ss .sa EcA Ss c
and gross recep $3.50 baes exports Coastwso 2s baos
sas. - S.e' s;9Gf q Sf a1S Maans o Low Mid
iS4 Sass slpcf. coa.sSis 800 bales. .as, 20 baosi
S SSs' J sSs % $dn
=; ss s'I Ss SB0S 'ss. Wise
ks0 bales sales 400 bales STOCK 2o2, lS& bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
RTTa OF LEGAL NEWS.

rrs,ce Rarrett has confirmed referees report IN the
matter Of the accounting of Hulda H. capp WIDOW
OF Hawey Capp against her son. Robert 81 se Ross.
more Hotel his Robert and Mortimer qnsieSu a nn
executors md Robert carried on the OF oo Thomas
creating debts amounting TO SiZVOu tho
b. Rand appointed receiver bn after pc nag ny
hotel Tor two Years found that the debts hah
and an application made for his removal ms was
and another receiver was appointed "a ms place.
On motion b. Turner tho supreme Cour. ,ts
Term yesterday admitted to practice IN me courts peen
.cor Of tho Illinois but who by courtesy nas
ready permitted appear in cases In THIS stae
The clerk Of tho court William Lamb it, was ABOUT 70 Pr
hound tho OATH Colonel Ingersol held up ms ,,y
End said affirm" He will reside permanently ID THIS CITY
Tn Tho court Over and yesterday Justice Barrett
ordered that all pending be sent to tho c9ur,
siding Indigo Van will hold the oyer ana lerhhor
dnring the term which begins next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
~ .rnacJoUs pPEA CHER. REBUKED

Springfield, Ohio, dispatch to The Xenia Ohio Ior"-
lt states that Sunday the Rev. A. b. Leonard FRO
hbtion candidate for Governor In 1885, filled the pulpit
OF DR.. william Runyan and, in defining "the perfect
man." sad
"Uo will warn sinner comfort a saint. Instruct me
Innocent correct thc erring pay In revival weep win
lent collectcn teach a sunday school class. reform
drunkard and vote for the prohibition OF inc luos
traffic ANY man who would say the LORDS prayer az
night and tho next day for Oliver 3 Kelly lkepuo,
lcan canddate for Mayor and man OF sterling "orthI
is hypocrite." ,, Than
For an instant tho audience seemed paralyzcd. Iheh
few OF Dr. LconGds worshippers capped their hanus
Suddenly the midst OF the audience the FORM OF feler
slack member OF the Central Church and the KepuD-
licau candidate for Council In the Third ward arose
and while every eye fastened upon him. he sald
nroes against this unsecmly applause, anu protest
against such utterances from the pulpit by pOIueaI
demHgogue." -, $780, -. ,...,o. IN
Imagined than described Such sceGe mad never before
occurred IN a springfield church Rep"Olcans WINE tne!
depored the occurrence could but feel reoced 'ne
Mr. Slack had the moral GebUke publicly d.
Leonard's monumental audacity.
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THROUGH NEW- YORK STATE.

WAS IT MR. CRANDALL WHO WAS BURIEDi
BUFFALO, April lon April 2, 1885, Bryant B. Gran
dali welknown real estate dealer OF this city, was re-
ported missing having left his home the day previous
On the evening Of the same day letter was received
from Mr. Cranda dated Niagara Falls stating that he
,ntenaea 10 commit suicide On the following day his
hat bearing his name was found the river bank, and
on July 27 body supposed to be that OF Mr. Crandal
was found below the whirlpool The body was appar-
emily identified as that of Mr. Cranda was duly buried
and the matter lost sight OF until letter dated from
San Francisco March "a, from resident OF TINS clty,
travelling in California received Yesterday by
nersona friend The writer in speaking OF former Buff
iao men whom he Los Angeles, makes the follow
ing statements
surprised meet D. Cranda in the street there
You he reported TO have committed sui
eide and mistaken body recovered and iden
titled ~ his
The friends and relatives OF Mr. Crandall still maintain
that the body buried undoubtedly his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April tsp,ciaD.-ft turned out wild but not
aitoretler bull market in wheat today. The plnnging
about big shorts LODI by Mlmine Holman Co., put NAY
wheat nj q. c aud heavy sales Or Armour and BY Irwin
roen & Co the clique took the price back to 81
That made spread y cent wide enough for any body
Tho market closed 80 weak at s2'sdsSc for May
wheat 1880 for May 81 s5 for May lard ana so ~ TOT
Nav ribs May wheat sold straight to sAc before the
artet staggered at all. The advance not helped
hv The clique houses As the market advanced they
,yerc sellers The fall more rapid. The
market broke OF At once sharply over cont MAY within
for Nav when wheat the strongest today The
ocs stock of corn largest held here and the do
vsnd IL about as small llttls warm weather wl IL
nrged make OF these bear Arguments planet. singer
Bros selling lard On inc CurD tom gh
May wheat sold at o2'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
Ac,TNsT COERCION IN IRELAND.

ALBANY, April 1.-senator Murphy aud Assemblymrn
McEyoy both int reduced resolutions in regard to the Irish
Coercion bill That OF Senator Murphy is given below
Resoed this Senate does hereby protest in tho name
OF the proposed coercion
English Government and send greeting 10 the
Hon William T. Gladstone and the Hon Charles stewart
Parnell in their noble efforts 10 prevent such
Tel tyrannical legislation that proposed By
British Ministry and IN their endeaVOr " secure lot
ireland the nestillaUle boom OF Home Rule.
Senator Murphy said these resolutions had already
been passed by seven State Legislatures IheTesontons
resolutions which OF similar pufPOrL were re-
ferred 10 the Judiciary Comnsttee.
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MIR. GIBRs VEIEs THE POLICE BOARD.

The Police Commissioners were veIed yesterday because
Mayor had been reported a. saying that inc poo
could not enforce prohibiting the sale OF liquor on
sundays They had received from b. Gibbs PIesaenh OF
The Temperance Association copy OF
which passed At meeting IN s Masonic o 10 Enforce
the making prominent the alleged 0 'ns
drink on the sabbath Chief Clerk Kip was directed
10 write 10 Mayor and TO Mr. dlbDs tat we Nyns
sioner, AID not believe the Mayor had USED suc a
russe and that the Commissioners had not authorized any
erson 10 make such OF weakness IN their behalf IN
he letter Mayor Hewitt was alleged That the poGe arc
enforcing sunday liquor law In All parts OF tne CITY s
well the disposal Of the Department
that opeu OF the law Dfrequent thar uc
ncu attends the obtaining Of proper and iega
for Violations Of the Sunday liquor law since MT Murray pc
police respect viii be continued but that The
unless offending liquor dealers arc punished III
other ways being arrested and forced TO give Dali
OF reports by police captains upon aesed us
orderly places directed be forwarded 10 e Mayor
Among Them report Of Captain Brogan upon an shoby
mons letter Mayor which alleged that several
IN West Third vile resorts one OF the PAGES
been reported by the police dsoriey but captain
wrote that other places were
BY respectable families He also expressed ms peei a
writer of the letter was worse tah any VI
the most dsorderly person In the Fifteenth Precinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
Auction SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.

IoxpoX Apri 1.-The list OF arrivals for tho wool sales
cose " IN tho OF 2I7OOO bales of when
ii 900 we're forwarded direct The quantity for auction
M 20 900 from tho last sale made about
g4 900 OF III 500 sold Following are the
Victoria~saes. g. 700 bales secured, Oil 93s. lPi;
do locks pieces. Old Ia 4id; greasy I'd 6ls 01di
do Toe aud pieces. 3 l3t a i'd.
CIV south Walos-Sales. 400 bales; secured. Is i
Ia Id do. and pieces. ssd Is bdI greasy, Oh
iWI,d do locks and pieces. 3Nd d0oi .
seun Austraa-Sales 100 bales secured, Is Id greasy
%. D79d. ,, ..., a., al. p, Ia
Goo balesi secured 0Pd us 3D. DO
io~ss and pieces 10 l4i. Is. 3D.; greasy 6%d u9d -
New Zraland-Sses. 1000 bales secured. s-d ols odi
do locks and pieces ep Ia Sh' greasy o." ~iVSi 'o'
locks ana pieces I'd asa 49, q 200 49,. ..,..,
Cape Good Hope anu SataL-Sales ZIoo oaes Scou!eu
la u 3. 81. .Icasy 4 I'd. d Is Aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
The wheat dull yesterday both for cash and
on, on dealings spot lots firm but without quoiabe
change and only 81 bushels taken BY shippers The
.ocuIaop was variable within narrow limits and showed
sna sympathy tho movements In Chicago The net To-
suit, oftho days trading heavy closing at lowest hg
ures May being unchanged at ol and the other months
a.a cent follows May e2L June a July 81 e.
August sos september COS and .ceng Va = cents
pervaie toe markets There was scarcely
ans export demand spot lots were held IA cont higher
h early but they yielded part o The rise
losses - for pm At ~ and Tor May
AZ 49 &9T. cents There was no new feature 70
oats tho market ln and y better al 81 Tor APrl
g a for Nav and % for Juno Lard was devoid oil
feature and the closed down 500 points az follows
hvr 81 81 May s. c. June 81 40 July e. 10 ana August
s7Si. -.-, ......,..... 49,.
yotk Phnelphia Batlmor, and boston as follows:
Who.t 6esl bushel, 2lA21O bushels oats $1,000
bnshoi. total grain 90 bushels aout Sts packages
Chosso Mlwsakoe and ~ t3Si h ,hS n.t az,
bn.tsi, total gran go 657 bushels aour 1871 barrels
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAhHINGTON FIIUayI apfII L
OsE THOUSAND PENSION CERriFIcArEs.-The Pension
Office Yesterday issued 900 pension certificates This is
said DO the largest number ever Issued III one day
TYPEwRlTfyG srKNoGRAPHEEs WAsTED-The Civil
eerv,ce commission announces that 1t is with difficulty
that it is able to supply the departmental demand for
male stenographers who are also ypewriteta Az TO-
81 800.
YACHTS AS NAVAL REsERvE-Some time ago the
seavanhaka Yacht Club OF NewYork made request 70
the Navy Department that naval officer should De 90
tailed TO visit for the purpose OF giving the cuD
practical instruction in the management or It's vessels
with a view 10 using the a possible naval re-
serve Commander McCalla has been detailed to this
Autv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, Aprn 1.-The following business was uan'
,acted in the United States Supreme Court to-day;
No o77-The Burlington Cedar Rapids ana Sortneir,
Railroad Company. plaintiff In error agt Charles l. DUNN
Ellis stone German his guardian all Item morton 20 ai
ancc submitted William Mckenny in behalf oil couhsei
under 32i rule. ,,. 49,, ,,aorson
No l74-Edward Lees and others appellant agt hhfrsoh
Fowler Argument concluded by u RULER Iot lohn Z
Farwol Argued BY Daniel Mclaughlin Tor the appein''
and BY A II Garland for the appellee -. rhou,..
Goggan. Submitted by Hutcrneld oi the pam 'i III "
ro no conn appearing for the defendant In error 49,
No sl-The Albany and Rensselaer, Iron ana s,e, r
pany plaintiff in agt Gustaf Lu'gpet9 No. %
Tdw Country for plaintiff IN error ana Dy E'oio
Wheeler for the defendant In error
Adjourned until Monday at ~ o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There were to the crude oil speculation yes
tcray From the aod the news was Of negative character
and The ears are hoping selling movement may be pre-
pitated by tho passage OF the Bingsey bill In the rem
s,ivar, uou.e OF Representatives Although there was
slightly increased record business Thuriay the range
81 nrces n The close the sano as lhe
opening and without signincancc. ,-,,.-., 81. coo
solldated Exchange were as follows
Opening tSe "a
Highest o's q o1o
HeGned oil was gci at c. cents per gallon
PfrrsBURG Penn. April l.-Cruic oh-fetroieum uuh
bnt finn National Transit Certificates opened al %
and elosel at C3a. highest price. BJ's lowest o5A
BRApFoRn Psnn April l-Cruie oA-NAuo1N IrilN'
Certificates opened 90 and closed A. s3b hlrhNN pr''
63s; lowest price, 49, ClearAnoo' S-S'Voo OAiIc'N
TfrusyltLE Penn April i-Natonal rraasit Corthcates
opeuei a, ga and cl9sol al 63 hsheS pros 63' low
est price. t3NS
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THE COURTS.
DIVORCED FROM VANDERBILT ALLEN.

DIVORCED FROM VANDERBILT ALHIN.
Mrs Edith Allen has at last Obtained an aosou'o ~
tow ,onsl Vanderbilt Allen nephew OF Commodore van
dsrb The history Of their HAPPY married life has oeeh
fully SGT forth in connection with the original sepA
ton brought by her. They married about SIX ss
and after living together for twenty six months & bar
sharred that during time besides borrowing roI ~,
money that she had Inherited provided for her IN
Intimacy With other women Including Edith De and
70 provide for their support Before the suit LOT
limited divorce been she sun
an absoute divorce which the defendant set up
nade aganther Tho case wa' e s
tie repor, confirmed yesterday and decree gr@nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
WEIGHTS FOR WASHINGTON PARK RA CES

CHICAGO April 1.-The weights for the Oakwood and
Great Western Handicaps at the Washington Park sum
mer meeting have been given out In each Voante as
signed the top weight. In the lakewood he Is asked TO
concede T pounds TO Sir Joseph, TO spading IL to
Cleaner and IL pounds to Modesty His stable compan-
ion Lucky b. receives pounds from him in the Great
Western Ben Ali and Montana Regent are assigned one
pound less 116 EACH and have TO give Sir Joseph and
spading and pounds respectively Elgn and Modesty
nut pounds more on Ben XII at a mile and half than
Mr. Lawrence put on him for the Suburban mile and
ouarfer Sir Joseph has In the suburban. In the oak
wood his weight Is lis aud In the Great Westernt is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
PLENTY OF TROUT IN FULTON MARKET.

Throngs OF wedressed and women pressed through
The narrow walks OF Fulton Market yesterday and gazed In
admiration nj the heaps beautiful which fickc red
and shimered speoked the marble gisbs Some
OF pretty Of the Long Island brooks lay on beds
while others rested On the SOFT moss
from tie bottom the streams spge celery were sprink
led over and their surroundings In deat3 were all st Tue
moot aud aristocratc trout cosd ooste Thougn
there formal display this year tnes
ist Commissioner baokford had bis snt ull of i've spec
Frout were everywhere The price ranged em w oen ior
s Canadians 70 u pound ies Tie dencas Long
1aiandsrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
NOT BELIEVING THAT THE EA GLE rs LOSE

T. b. Bowrng, OF Bowhng Archibald. No IS Broad
way which is branch house Of Bowrlng Brothers, or
81 Johns, Newfoundland, for whom the sealer Eagle
.. or,ny .ad waterway that he still disbeeved the
s,ory OF the loss Of vessel In reply 10 dispatch OF
ipouiry Bowrng Brothers sent him the following tee-
gram: -
we dscredt the rumors the Eagle although an1.
ious-
Mr.. Bowring said:
cent out newfoundland lately that believe nothing
sse from there Without ndrIaatop. Even the Eagle
Lost while the destruc ton life viii be papc VIII not
have any effect the sealing business The hage ony
Of twenty engaged In hunting seas n
Sometimes vessels catch as high as Soooo
seals Oh a voyage; sometimes they catch nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
MR. FAIRCnILD IN HIS NEW OFFICE.

wAsHGYToy, April 1.-Mr Fairchid entered upon his
new duties to-day. He sworn IN at ii O'CLOCK ny
notary public employed in the secretarys once ana ook
of the Office and desk formerly occupied By ex
secretary Manning The officers and many Of the clerks
Of the department waited upon him carly and extended
their congratulations He received profusion OF howers
and concraulatory letters and kilograms from all parts
of the country The majority OF the kilograms were from
Judee Maynard will not qualify as Assistant Secretary
before Monday he desires to dispose OF some Dusess
now pending In the Second Controllers Office
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IN MEMORY OF ARTHUR AND TILDEN.

ALBANY, April l.-rhe statement was made In both
Houses of Legislature to-day that Chauncey NJ Depew
Of New-York aud Benjamin Harris Brewster OF Phila-
depbia former Attorney OF the United States
would deliver the oraons the memorial services in
honor of President Arthur. which Will he held by the
Legislature ia the Assembly Chamber on the evening OF
April 20. ,, -,
Assemblyman Howe. n Republican. introduced resolu-
tons that q memorial service be held III honor OF Gov
SanIel j. Illlcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

Many woman is robbed those charms which the genter
ser value so highly made old before her time By
tona irregularities To such the bloom Of youth mas DO ro
Stored by tile OF remedy which has stood the tost oil
time ana which is to-day Acknowledged 10 be without
sausl a. q Gu for all female Percos Favor
10 PIcAcIipIion. hy al druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

ALBANY, April The following bills were introduced
In the Senate today:
by Mr.. Plunktt-Empowerlng the Commissioner Of
Public Works TO pave Broadway with stone blocks from
TIfty-ninth-st 10 One-hundrc,l- and -tcnth-st
Nv Mr.. Cullen-PrOhihiting New 1olk ana BROOKLYN
street railroads from using centrebeang rails within
year all such rails must be removed and train or groove
rails substituted, flush with the pavement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
Eczema

rs ranked by most physicians among noursoie
sucb NAV be the case under ordinary treatments but th
.erion, COMPLAINT yields to Ayers sarsspars, when all
other remedies fail.
nror t,rsa vsar, nv left hand was covered with Salt
Rheum (Eczema) and for over six months Oh 'nA' U'
constantly compelled to wear glove. had e"i iA'N "
its worst form, my hand was one huge o''o LUZ
Of waery substance and at other times the SKIN "o"iu
of leaving the flesh exposed The ichhg anu
and the pains. were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
Terrible.

paid doctors bills without number and bought medicine In
unlimited quantity. but all failed until began to take
Ayers sarsapara hadn't used two full bottles OF this
medicine before noticed change took long after all
.n, o, nv acon had disappeared determined to
mako radical cure 1t IS now over Ave since was
anna, and have had no return OF tho troublo"-o. Pres
ton Anne. Pillow Co.. Boston.
rdv,n p roombs ogemaw Springs. Mich, writes For
long time was afflicted with saltRheum, and could hnd
nothing TO relieve me. A friend recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

ALBANY. April The Assembly Committee on Cities
reported favorably Senator Days pill authorizing tho
CITY OF NewYork TO construct building for the criminal
courts and the bill ordered 10 a third reading.
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"Ceu,le a. the Breeze Of Eve uinx.,

This line Of ap old hymn qpe appropriate when applied
AVOID often hss5 person, say S ca. Ihsy
are 81 gentle mild that their eject almost precisely
natural movement Of the bowe and no unpleas
ant elects left baaiRds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
JoTrINGs HERE AND THERE.

BUFFALO, April John B. sackett, the new post
master of Buffalo, took possession OF the oflce 10 day
He appointed Eugene Bertrand, IT., deputy.
TnoY, April 1.-Pleuro-pneumonia has broken out In
Guy Darrow's herd Of cattle, at Hebron. Washington
County The infection from Western calves. which
barrow bought in New-York last fall He will Kill his
entire herd.
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granted yesterday on the ground OF failure 70 support
ana ,nhuman trestmsst Mrs james testified that her
TnsfOh 6psbd fsd thissshsd her with hs, butcher 1
s9 called he. foul cfrsS nj AND terrified he
The defendant nae appearance In court Mrs +, James
gets the custody Of her children and house ana lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
HEARING ON Tie mon LICENSE BILL

AInAxY April 1At the request Of persons interested
m both sides Governor Hill has fixed Monday April T.
2 r. IN. for a hearing the New-Iork and Brooklyn
High License bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
ovr1rsr xKgs DEGENERATE SON.

CHICAGO April LA dispatch from Eau Claire. Wis,
says: Alderman Charles L. James, of Eau CLAIRE, the
noted Anarchiss and OF the English author, O. p r.
James, Yves sued by his wstor divorce, and decree was
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III
Rheumatism

n tho source of widespread msey Few diseases cause "a
much suffering and pretended remedies are usually no moro
affective than the tmehonored Chestnut In the pocket
In the persistent of Ayers sarsapara however inc
sufferer nnds certain permanent cure This medicine
being powerful Alternative Tonic and ths
"oiNe .1hrag
safest and most reliable that can DO found 6N :
"-' p
cannot speak too highly favor of Ayers sarsapardiA
. b,ooa purifier and Alternative medicine. have oeena